Home décor and interior design, naturally, are also evolving. Curved furniture has become a trend and even has a name: the Bold style. It’s a trend in décor and interior design that embraces the dynamism of curved lines, where furniture sheds its sharp edges. That doesn’t mean straight lines will be completely banished from our spaces, but from now on, they’ll be used sparingly and will coexist with us in just the right amount, with curves taking center stage.
On a subtle level, curves act as a soothing influence; they are associated with free will, gentleness, letting go, simply being and feeling, and losing oneself in the secrets of nature…
Champagne Velvet 3-Seater Sofa, 225×92.5×83 cm
1,615.01 €
Champagne Velvet 3-Seater Sofa, 247x105x81 cm
1,852.51 €
Beige Fabric 3-Seater Sofa with Metal Frame for the Living Room, 247x105x81 cm
1,852.51 €
Beige Fabric 3-Seater Sofa with Metal Frame for the Living Room, 235x105x97 cm
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Cream Fabric-and-Metal Living Room Sofa, 225x108x79 cm
1,510.51 €
Grayish-Beige Fabric and Metal Living Room Sofa, 225x108x79 cm
1,510.51 €
Olive Green Fabric-and-Metal Living Room Sofa, 225x108x79 cm
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Champagne Velvet 2-Seater Sofa, 192x86x76 cm
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And if you’re now wondering how to incorporate curves into your home in a coherent and gradual way, pay close attention; but first, keep in mind that a style like this is transformative. These spaces, in particular, break with traditional concepts and create more spacious and fluid environments.
Large pieces of furniture, such as sofas and dining tables, set the tone and define the style and character of the space where they’re placed. Use accent furniture, such as side tables, chairs, and armchairs, to complement the look. Place decorative pieces with organic shapes—such as sculptures and planters—in the corners to balance and enhance the sense of fluidity.
The implementation of trends and styles generally involves evoking certain feelings. Since the home serves as a sanctuary and/or refuge, it’s important to note that the Bold trend —or curved furniture —brings calm and visual relaxation, an ideal way to create pleasant spaces where you can reflect and disconnect from the daily stress that the outside world often brings. And if you’re someone who works from home and haven’t yet set aside a space dedicated solely to this task, we recommend that you do so as soon as possible—right now. Here, too, you can incorporate the “Bold” trend to your advantage.
Wall decorations help reinforce the concept, and you’ll find them in a variety of shapes and materials. Leaves and circular murals can work great, whether made of wood or metal. In principle, there are no restrictions or limitations regarding the color palette and materials associated with this curved furniture trend, since it focuses primarily on form, although we should keep in mind that general interior design trends have shifted in recent years due to the 2020 pandemic.
Mango Marble Console Table, 100x32x80 cm, Gray
395.76 €
Mango Marble Console Table 102x30x76 cm
€399.96
Mango Marble Console Table, 120x40x76 cm, White Terrazzo
342.59 €
Dark Oak and Rattan Sideboard, 200x45x86
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Gless Sideboard 200x46x88 cm
€2,201.51
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€2,201.51
Sextans Buffet Table for 2 People and 2 Children, Rounded Edge, with Marble Top, 150x40x80 cm
725.91 €
Sextans Rounded Side Table with Handle and Marble Top, 100x40x80 cm
532.11 €
Metal Wall Mural 90 x 5.70 x 48.30 cm
70.52 €
Silver/Gold/Copper Metal Sculpture, 127x8x76 cm
192.01 €
Natural Rattan Wall Mural, 73x3x73 cm
66.68 €
Now that we’re spending more time at home, it’s safe to assume that professionals will tend to recommend and favor neutral color schemes that can be adapted to any style, where the primary focus is on minimizing unnecessary visual stimuli and maximizing comfort. That said, and ultimately, every project is unique, and personal tastes will always take precedence over any style or trend.
Pay attention to the ceilings and highlight them by using the most appropriate light fixtures. You’ll find a wide variety of lighting options on the market, such as wall sconces, accent lighting, and ambient lighting; far from making a room feel cluttered, these options add aesthetic richness.
Many of the curved seating designs you’ll find—including sofas, armchairs, stools, and chairs—are characterized by their inward-curving shape, which cradles and envelops our bodies and reinforces the feeling of being snugly wrapped. If you also upholster them in light or pastel shades and the fabric is shaggy and/or has wool knots—like bouclé, for example—you’ll likely end up feeling as if you’re in a kangaroo’s pouch or in the arms of a big, loving monster.
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Ivory Upholstered Armchair with Natural-Finish Legs, 67x68x76 cm
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Marble-Handle Side Table, 90x90x45 cm, Black
435.87 €
Marble Coffee Table with Mango Wood, 85x85x45 cm, White
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643.78 €
Acacia Coffee Table 70x70x43 cm White
238.11 €
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338.01 €
Mango Coffee Table 90x90x40 cm Brown
516.12 €
Sextans Rounded Coffee Table with Wooden Legs and Marble Top, 120x60x36 cm
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91.17 €
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